I spend Thanksgiving with my Father who lives "Downeast". I have discovered that he has been holding back on me! He has an absolute treasure trove of family photos stored away in shoe-boxes. Even though not everyone is labeled for quick identification, many are, and there were some I am seeing for the first time ever! How exciting! And even better, my Dad let me take a bunch home for scanning! I have half scanned and labeled, and the other half is scanned, but not labeled yet. Among the treasures my Father brought out at Thanksgiving were a number of architectural sketches and paintings from Scotland. Not all are signed, but the two artists are most likely William Glashan and John Norrie. I will be posting photos of them to this blog in a special section so maybe someone can help identify who did the unsigned ones.
I am doing some Family Research, and will post my discoveries and results here. Surnames for mother's side of the family are the Berry and the Richards families of Camden-Rockport, Maine, and the Waltz and Creamer families of the Waldoboro-Bremen area, Maine. On my father's side of the family are the Lindquist and Anson families of Sweden, upstate New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania areas, and the Philip and Norrie families of Massachusetts via Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
Pages
- Family Pedigree Home
- BERRY/RICHARDS-- PEDIGREE
- BERRY/RICHARDS-- Information & Photographs
- WALTZ/CREAMER-- PEDIGREE
- Waltz/Creamer Connection -- Photographs & Information
- LINDQUIST/ ANSON -- PEDIGREE
- LINDQUIST/ ANSON Connection-- Photographs & Information
- PHILIP/ NORRIE-- PEDIGREE
- PHILIP/NORRIE Connection-- Photographs & Information
- GRAVESTONES and CEMETERIES
- GRAVEYARDS- Names and Dates
- LOST AT SEA: Remembering Our Captains, Fishermen, and other Seamen Who Never Came Home...
- Heather E. (Lindquist) Gerquest and Christian P. Gerquest-- Photos and Information
Heather, the camping photo is my mother's family roughing it (I don't believe Ellsworth ever went along). The tent was a big "Hed-Room" tent, and my mother inherited it, and we used it for years camping around Maine, New York, and other places. It had had many repairs by then, and its floor was totally gone.
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